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Profile & Settings

Your profile and settings let you personalize solyto to fit how you work.

The Profile page shows your avatar, name, and user ID. From here you can:

  • Change your profile image — click the avatar and choose a new image (2 MB max)
  • Manage friends — see your friend list and handle incoming/outgoing friend requests
  • Admin — if you’re an admin, a shield icon links to the Admin area
  • Log out — sign out of the current device

Settings is organized into eight tabs:

Configure how todos behave across the app:

  • Manage categories (create, rename, delete)
  • Manage workspaces — attach/detach categories and toggle the Hide It flag

Manage your tags globally. Create, rename, recolor, and delete tags.

Control how dates, times, and numbers are displayed:

SettingOptions
LanguageEnglish, German, French, Spanish
TimezoneAny IANA timezone (e.g. Europe/Berlin, America/New_York)
Date formatdd.mm.YYYY, dd.mm.YY, YYYY/mm/dd, YY/mm/dd, YYYY-mm-dd, YY-mm-dd
Time format24-hour (13:37) or 12-hour (1.37 PM)

Toggle individual features on or off. If you don’t use a feature, you can hide it from the sidebar and dashboard. This keeps your interface clean.

Configure how and when solyto notifies you:

  • Connect the Telegram bot and enable push notifications
  • Toggle each notification type per channel (UI, Email, Push, Bot)

See Notifications for details.

Application-level settings:

  • Theme — choose from 10 themes (see Themes)
  • Animations — turn CSS/JS animations on or off
  • Restart the welcome tour — replay the guided tour
  • Install as App — install solyto as a Progressive Web App
  • Version — the installed app version

Manage your passkeys:

  • Add a passkey (WebAuthn), rename it, or delete it
  • See when each passkey was last used

Export your data from solyto. See Exporting for details on supported formats.

Passwords are set at registration and via the password reset flow. Passwords must be at least 12 characters long, and solyto checks new passwords against a database of known compromised passwords, rejecting any that appear in a known breach.